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VOL 7, Mo. 37. LovmoTOir, irzw muco, friday, octobek 20, me. tixsroTEia.

BIG INCREASE III VALUES NOTE ON MAILSTHE WORLD III

PARAGRAPHS Lovington Hardware Co. ITOREIQN

British troop have rwbrd the out-

skirts of Scree In Gret--k Macedón ta

Dora Duncker. a wall knows Ger-man author, died In IWrlin. She wasbora In im.

The German diet liar decided to

MARKETQUOTATIONS

U the right place to getHardware. Lumber. Wire. Posts,Windmills, Well Supplies, Furn-iture, Undertaker's Goods

LOVINGTON,

NEW MEXICO PROPERTY VALUEDAT S3 14.000.000.

Cam of Eght Mil ion Over 191 andef Over Nine Millions AboveAmount Return?! by Assessors.

Santa Fé The total valuation oltaxable property la New Mexico, asfinally fixed by tin- - Slate Tax Commission for 1916. it ;ll.i'41.:7n. This

an Increase of f o;6.292 over thevaluation fixed by 'lie commission for1913, which waa $ ."',774,978. It exreeda the valuation originally returned by the auobor Ibis year by$!).3.1.8'.tS.

The 1916 figures ere made publicby Howell Karnest, secretary of theState Tax Commiaidon, following thecertification of the valuation to StateAuditor Sargent. .The tax rolls wererevised and the valuations finallyfixed at the recent meeting of thecommission.

The lilt, total does not include thenet products of mines, hlch will notbe determined until the Februarymeeting of the fcute Tax Commis-sion. At that meeting the mine re-

ports for the pres. m cal'-nd.i- earwill be examined and the net value of

the mine output t v d lor púnase ottaxation.

Tbe 1915 total of t;iabl ne out-

put was over $10,(i mi.imiiI, and it is ex-

pected that the I'.'N mine total willconsiderably exceed tliat amount, dueto the Increased production of several concerns.

The taxable valuations in each otthe twenty-si- counties as finally

xed by the tax commission, and thealuations on which 1915 taxes were

assessed, follow: .

THE CARLSBAD

AUTOMOBILE CO.

Operating the Daily Mail and Passenger Line

Between Carlsbad and Lovington, by way of

Pearl, Monument, Nadine, Hobbs and Knowles

Cars Leave Dally, Except Sunday, at 7 a. m From Both

Carlsbad and Lovington.

BUICK AGENTS FOR EDDY COUNTYFinely Equipped Garage, Battery Charging Plant EXIDE SERVICE STATION

Largs Stock of Tlrea and Accessories.

CARLSBAD AUTO CO.CARLSBAD,

Tout Value Total VainrnfNTV 116 191

Chav.i $ tK.Tf.7.H I lK.nvr.iKernallllo 2 :i 7 e 4 1 !l 3I.7".

iiitax si kh.hu a.:ij.T:i'iI'urry ! JiiT.Ton .nr.3.lI Muni Ana Iwi3.!niii 1 h.h'.. I

Kdilv tl l.l2i 11.741.24!liiant 2l..tvn 21.MV3TIliuailalupo .... 1 ;.;:24.M lü. VJX.s1. In. Din :ti'(i MS .it2.tl4I.UIHI 11.44t:'i 1 .4i3.3 H

M. KInlt y ü..i;:i 42 1 14. 2UMura IiT.iO) 7. 7 VI :;.2ntiMu '.' 271 112 i:i2.""4Quay 1" ."ijj.lii'i (.'.Mi mil1(1 Arrlha .... m.M C.1V3.344Koiim-vvl- i vhm.ic.iii i.!7J.:'J'iSandoval I Ml 712 6.778 211San Juan 4 :i"..5.".7 4.773 43JSan Miguel .... 1 :if.s 63 17.3H4.ii37Santa K . isl .!.4 S'.i

Sierra .VM6MÜ M47.23'.iSucorro ! 1. alliums 14L'7C.aliTans 4 2'j:. ' il S.siU.711Torrance s Sus 3 i h min iafnlun 1l.ui2.iMiU lu.517.2l.'Valencia 1 4.3'.'3.VV.i 14.s41.344

Total $314,041. 270 J3U0.774.97S

TAILOR SHOPSuits Cleaned and Pressed. Orders Taken

for Tailor Made Clothes

LEE HAYWOOD, Proprietor

Lovington Automobile Co.

FAUSTO SATISFY

ALLIES REPLY TO U. S PROTEST

AGAINST SEIZURE SHORT

OF OEMANOS.

TO HASTEN INSPECTION

RIGHTS OF NEUTRALS INSISTED

UPON NOT CONCEDED BY

FRANCE AND ENGLAND.

K.-'.- N.ijr I ul' n wh"Washington The reply of Ureal

Britain and France to the second protest by the American governmentagainst illegal interference with mail

ma'ier passing between the I'nlteuStales and neutral European counrie is declared lo fall far ebort ot

meeting tbe full U' liiauOs ot ui" iu ied States.

The loncludim: puragraidi of thoAmerican protest warned (jnat llrl'am and trame mat only a rauicaichange in the policy pur.-ui--d by themin censoring American mails, restortig to the I nlted States ' its full right

as a power, wouiu sausiyhis government.

Warning also was given that thel.'nlleil States regards the right of

neutrals as sacred as those ol belligerents, and "can no longer toleratethe wrongs which citizens of . theL'niled States have suffered and con-

tinue to suffer through these uiethods."

In a joint memorandum dated Feb.

, Cn-a- t Britain and Frame announced that "true to their engage-

ments," they "would continue for thepresent from seizing and confiscating""correspondence" muil, the inviolability of which they admitted. Thesecond American protest complained,among other things, that, while refraining from making these seizureson the high sea, the allies had torcedneutral steamers to enter their ports,thus "acquiring by force or unjustifi-

able means an Illegal jurisdiction."Instead of conceding that the meth

ods complained of "were lawless,' theallies stoutly assert that the censorship is being maintained in accordance with the rules of internationallaw.

They don't concede that they haveno legal right to make seizures of mailon the high seas and Justify the tak-

ing of neutral steamers into Britishports on the ground that tnis is donesolely for the purpose of expediting(he examination of the mails, in orderthat "innocent" correspondence may

be sent forth with as little delay aspossible.

German. Shatter Lines of Allies.

London - The French and llritishwere repulsed in new offensive ugalnstthe German line between the Ancre

and the Sonime on Friday.Austro (irman troops ure steadily

forcing back the Uuun nian secondarmy toward its frontier.

Uucharcst claims Rumanian suc-

cesses against Teuton forces alongthe southern Transylvunian line.

Italians gaining further successes In

the vicinity of Oorizia. repulsingheavy Austrian counter-attacks- .

Vienna concedes the capture of No- -

vovas by the Italians, but claims thecapture of L'.'oo prisoners.

Hulgarians repulse six Serbian atlacks on the t'erna river.

Senator Fall Speaks in Denver.Denver Senator A. II. Fall of New

Mexico, delivered a campaign addressat the Ilroadway theater here.

RED SOX WORLD'S CHAMPIONS.

Boston Players Get $97.156.47 atShare for Five Games.

Iloston. Ilefore the greates( crowdthat ever witnessed a professionalball game the Iloston Red Sox annexed their font 111 world's chumploiiship. A vast throng, numbering I

C20 wild-eye- fans, saw the Sox downthe Brooklyn Dodgers. 4 to 1, In thefifth game of the 191! crown tussle,

Bill Currigati, manager of the worldchampion lied Sox, iceeived a checkfor $97,1 5fi.ti the Iloston players'share of the world series melon, whichamounted to $:S.',5!ii.rn.

Carrigan deposited the check andmade out twenty of his own to theplayers eligible, each man receiving$3,S2.25. The remainder of the Soxshare was divided among (he otherfive p'ayers Wagner, Walsh, Tennock Wyckoff and Gregg.

New Mexico Rancher Killed.Peniing- .- Frank Siedham, a ranch

er, was killed and his brother, llabeStedbam, and an aged man namedCheney, were seriously wounded in afight near Hachlia.

Drop Explosives on Rifle Works.Paris. Forty French and llritish

aeroplanes dropped four tons of explosives on the .Mauser rifle worksat Oberndorf, Germany, on tbe Neckarriver, the war office announced, sixGerman machines defending tho workswere shot down.

Governor Renominated.Providence, It. I. Governor It. LI?

lngston Bceckman and United StatesSenator Henry F. Linpitt were renominated by the Republican state coavention here.

seize the storks of tobacco throughout the empire, says an KxchanaTelegraph dispatch from Copenhagen.

A pitched battle betwovn eoMIrrand the police occurred at Calgary.Alberta, during which many hotowere fired and the barracks of themounted police were wrecked uid mion fire.

The Wireless Press has receivedword from Madrid by way of Romethat the Spanish government hasgiven definite orders prohibiting therevlctuallng of submarines In Spanishwaters.

Lieut. Sir Ernest Shai kletoti, theAntarctic explorer, returned to Valpa-

raiso from Buenos Aires From Val-

paraiso he will go to Panama on hisway to Australia to take charge of anexpedition for the rescue of ten members of his party at the Fosa sea base.

The Danish submarine Dykkercn,v.huh sank after a collision with aNorwegian steamer, was brought tothe surface. Five of the six membersof the crew, who went down with thecraft, were rescued alive. Lieutenant lommander Christiansen wasfound dead in the conning tower.

Former King Otto of Huvaria, whohas been insane for many years, diedsuddenly, according to a Copenhagendispatch to the Kxchangn TelegraphCompany quoting a Berlin official announcement. The mad king died atFurstenrled castle, near Munich,where he haa been confined since1873.

A Cologne dispatch says that thepope has addressed a letter to theGerman bishops through Cardinal vonliartuiann, declaring that though hisefforts for peace are at present unsuccessful, he Is endeavoring to softenthe violent animosity between thebelligerent peoples.

The Danish submarine Dykkercn,which sank after a collision withNorwegian steamer, has been broughtto the surface. Five of the six memberg of the crew who went down withthe craft were rescued alive. Lieu-tenant i ommander t nristtansen wa-- i

found dead In the conning tower.The personnel of the Japanese cabl

net of Premier Terauchl has been announced as follows: Premier andtemporary finance minister. GeneralTerauchl; home, Sh Impel Goto; armyKenichi Oshima; navy, TomosaburoKato; justice, Itusu Matsumtiro; agriculture und commerce, Klyoshl Nakashojl; communications, KenjlroDen.

SPORTING NEWSGunboat Smith of New York out

fought Joe c'ox of Springfield, Mo., in

ten rounds at Brooklyn, N. Y.

William N. (Bill) Bemhard ofMemphis, Tcnn., was appointed manager of the Salt Lake City baseballclub.

Battling Levinsky of New Yorkclaimant to the light heavyweighttitle, and Cus Christie of Milwaukee,fought eight fast rounds at Memphito a draw.

Boston's Red Sox celcbiuted Columbus Day by nailing the world's pen-

nant of 1911 to their flagpole after aneasy victory over Brooklyn In thefifth game of tho series. Score, 4 to 1.

After feeding "Denver Jack" Geyerenough Jabs and Jolts In fifteenrounds to kill an ordinary mortal, s

waB awarded the decision overhis opponent at the National AthleticClub In Denver.

Mabel Trask had an easy time win-

ning the Castleton cup for 2:07 trotters and scoring her seventh victoryof the soasen over St. Frisco at theKentucky Trotting Horso Breeders'Association raeeting at Lexington.Mabel Trask tlok the race in straightheats. V

Volga, full slsler to Peter Volo, dupHeated the lattVr's accomplishmentsin making a new set of records for

old fillies in winning theold trotting division of the Kentuckyfuturity, valued at $14,000 and worth$8,500 to the winner, at the KentuckyHorse Breeders' Association meetingat Lexington.

GENERALA seat on the New York stock ex-

change was sold for $74.500, an ad-

vance on the last sale of $1,500.

The American navy Is taking everyprecaution against the use of theAmerican coast as a base of suppliesfor foreign submarines.

The unfilled orders of the UnitedStates Steel corporation on Sept. 30

stood at 9,522,584, a decrease of 137,773 tons compared with those of Aug.31, according to the monthly statement.

Count Von Bernstorff, German ambaasador, declared that "There will beno recurrence of the warfareGermany does not contemplate in anyway to violate the pledge slio madeto this country."

Mrs. Jessie Dangerfield Keene, aged7G, widow of the lute James R. Keenethe horseman, died at her home n!Ccdarhurst, N. Y., after a long illnes.í.

Tho Scandinavian-Aiiiericu- linerFrederick VIII, which arrived in NewYork, was taken into Kirkwall by aBritish warship and 1,000 bags ofGerman mail removed.' Two men were killed outright andsixteen others were injured when aWestern Maryland excursion train enroute to Hagerstown ran head-o- intethe "labor train" in the Knob Mount

A IRICP RECORD OP "AMINOEVENTS IN THIS ANO FOR J

EIQN COUNTRIES.

Ill LATE DISPATCHES

DOINGS AND HAPPENINGS THAT

MARK THE PROGRESS

OP THE AGE.

Wmihi Nnar t'nl- - N Hrl-- .

ABOUT THE WARRumanian! are In retreat along the

entire Tranxylvanian frontier, amialito in the north. Attack repulsed,aya Ducharen!.

llrUinh rain additional ground In ,

Franco north of Thicpval and aouthof the Ancre. Violent artillery duelsin procrena aouth of the Somiue.

German casualtlpu from the twin-ning of the war to the end of Sep-

tember were 3,55G,018, according to anofficial British compilation given outat liOndon.

Allied warship seized the entireGreek navy, with the exception ofthree vessels, as precautionary meas-ure for protection of entente fleets inUreck atora.

London reports Important gains re-

sulting from gas attack nouth of An-

cre. French and Urltlsh Infantrydriving with terrific force at Germanlines on Bomme.

Three lirltlnh emitter which ar-

rived at Newport, It. I., are on thetrail of the Gorman submarine whichraided the steamship lanes Sundayand sank nine ships.

Italians report important advanceIn region of Gorlzla, with the capturoof 1,771 Austrian prisoners. Total of20,881 prisoners taken since the of-

fensive started, Aug. G.

Russia has lost C.OOO.Ooi) men dur-ing the first two years of the war,and at least 1.250,000 In tbla year soffensive, according to estimates fromDanish sources, given out by the semi-official news agency at Berlin.

The submarine arm of the ImperialGerman navy ravaged shipping off theeastern coast of tho United StatesSunday. Four British ateumers, onoDutch and one Norweglan.and one ves-

sel unidentified, were sent to the bot-

tom or left crippled derelicts oft Nan-tucket shoals.

WESTERNThe dividends paid In the last nine

montbB by mining companies are be-

yond any previous report. Theamounts disbursed to shareholders of14C American mines and reductionworks totaled $78,772,012.

riuns have been completed for thelocation near Denver of a plant tomanufacture breakfast food and othertable products from beardless einmer,the new grain evolved by I'rof. B. C.Buffum, of ,Worland, Wyo.

The necessity of linking varioussections of the United States in or-

der to have complete developmentwas the theme of President Wilson'saddress at the luncheon given In

honor of htm at Indianapolis, Ind.Warren K. Billings, convicted of the

murder of Mrs. Myrtle Van Loo Inconnection with the Preparedness Day

parade bomb explosion at San Fran-cisco, July 22, In whicb ten personslost tbeir Uves, was sentenced to Ufeimprisonment.

The first full war strength Infantryregimental hike attempted In the re-

cent history of the United States armybegan when 1,975 officers and menunder command of Col. Abner Picker-ing left Douglas, Ariz., to march toFort Huacbuca, sixty-fiv- e miles west.

Nineteen Mexicans who are beingheld by the army authorities at a

Dublan for alleged connectionwith the Villa raid on Columbus, N.M., March 9, have been indicted by

the Luna tounty grand Jury, It be-

came known at Doming, N. M. All

are charged with murder.

WASHINGTON . .

Telegraphing from Athens, Router'scorrespondent says Prof. Lambros hassucceeded in forming a Greek cabinet.

The State Department has notifiedthe Serbian government now in

France that LJoubomlr Michailcvitchwill be acceptable to the UnitedStates as minister of Serbia in thiscountry. The new envoy formerlyrepresented Serbia in Montenegro.

Col. Barragan, chief of staff to Firs;Chief Carranza, said that an agree-

ment to withdraw American troopsfrom Mexico must be signed and adefinite date for withdrawal must beset before any other questions affect-

ing Mexico can be successfully takenup by the Mexican-America- commis-

sion at Atlantic City.

American Consul Payne at St.Thomas, D. W. I., reported to theState Department that the hurricane,that swept those Islands did $2,ono,unudamage, left two-third- s of the popula-

tion without sufficient food or cloth-ing and destroyed one-thir- of thehomes of the natives. Ho appealedfor $50,000 for immediate relief work.

A hearing will be held Oct. 23 by

the Interstate Commerce Commissionon the petition of the express companies for authorization to maintainrates on the basts of the declaredvalue of shipment!.

WMirra H tafea N RrrirDENVER MARKETS.

Cattle.Jteers (pulp and grain fed).

good lo choice IV6')J.wSteers (pulp and grain fed).

fair to good s.oovi wSteers, grassera, good to

choice 1.00'is&0 IsSteers, grasiers, fair to

good 7.25tj00Heifers, prime 7.ovi7.SOCowa (nulo jnd .rra'c fed)

good to choice b ulCows I nulo and grain fed).

fair to good 6 00'i'j .jCows, grassers (good) .... 6 2 Oil 6 7iCows, arassera (fair) S50uC.25Cows, canners 4.75ÍI 5.25Veal calves 8.ihij 10.50

Bull 4i.7ii 5.S0

Feeders and Blockers, goodto choice C.50'ti7.:

Feeders and stoci.cn ful'to good 5.5'iij:

Hogs.Good hugs ..$9.3.".ii3 6t)

Sheep.Wethers .$r,.7:.!i 7.2

Yearlings , 7.oo'ii 7 5'

Luuibs . . , . 9.5"!i 1't.oO

Ewes .... . C.25' 0.75

HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.F. O. U. Denver, Carload Price.

Hay.Buying Prices.

Colorado upland, per tou.Ilj "Oii lG.uO

Nubiaska upland, per ton. W.ot"ü u.uuSecond bottom Colorado

and Nebraska, per ton. lO.jOg 11.50

Timothy, per ton ls.im'n 15Alfalfa, per ton 10.00 yll.&OSouth Park, tliolcu, per

ton 18.00San Luis Valley, per ton. ll.&nfo l&.iiu

Gunnison Valley, per ton, 10 &t'(U 17.50

Straw, per ton

Grain.Wheat, ch. mill, loo lbs. buying. $2.22Itye, Colo., bulk, KlO lbs., buying. 1.60

Idaho oats, bulk, buying 1.60Colorado oats, bulk, buying 1.45Corn chop, sack, sellingCorn in suck, selling 1 72

Bran, Colorado, per 100 lbs., sell-

ing 125

Flour.Selling Prices.

Standard Colorado., net... .$3.G0

Dressed Poultry.Less 10 Per Cent Commission.

Turkeys, fancy 1). P 20 Ci 24

Turkevs, old turns 18 (i24Turkeys, choice 12 ft 13

Hens, fancy 10

Springs, lb 20 (0 22

Ducks,, young 15

Geese. 12 Q13Roosters 10

Live Poultry.Tho following prices on live poultry

are net F. O. II.

Hens, 5 lbs. ami over, lb... 14 iil3Hens, under lbs., lb 11 (1 12

Broilers 20 fi22Springs, lb It 4 It!

Boosters 7 (it 8

Turkeys, 10 lbs. or over... 18 ft 20

Ducks, young 12 ii 13

Uvese 10 mil

Eggs.Eggs, graded No. 1 net, F.

O. B. Denver 32Eggs, graded No. 2 net, F.

O. B. Denver 13Eggs, rase count, misc.

leas commission $7.25(09X0

Butter.Creameries, ex. 1st rrnde, lb 35Creameries, 2d gradcvlb. ..31 ÍÍ32Process 31 i32Packing stock 25

Fruit.Apples, Colo., fancy, box... $1. 00 íí 2.00Cantaloupes. Colo., crate.. 1.50fi2.00Pears. Colo., box 2.25i) 2.75Plums, Colo., wild, lb .05Watermelons, Colo., cwt. ... 1

Vegetables.

Carrots, cwt 1.S0Carrots, Uoz.. bunches 15 20

Cauliflower, lb .ocCucumbers, dozen . .20 .30Cabbage, new, cwt 1.50Corn, Colo., dozen . 15ÍÍOnions, table, dozUnions, cwt .1.25.1 15Potatoes, new, cwt .1.7502.00Tomatoes, Colo., 20 lb. box. . .30jp .40

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Prices for Metals.St. Louis, Mo. Spelter, $9.19.New York. Lead $7.00ii 7.10.

Boulder, Colo. Tungsten concentrates, lio per cent, $i8.00ii 20.00 perunit. Crude ores, CO per cent, $17.5to $20.00; 25 per cent, $9.40 to $12.0010 per cent, $7.S0 to $10.14 per unit

Price of Flax.Dulutli, Minn Linseed On track

$2.45; to arrive, $2.44'; October,$2.41?; asked; November, $2.42 askedDecember, $2.3SUi usked; May, $2.43bid; choice, $2.l5(n 2.45!.

Chicago Grain and Provision Prices.Chicago. Wheat No. 2 red, $1.5S

1 .60 4; No. 3 red, $1.5:'.íí LaS; No.hard, $I.C2í 1.C3U; No. 3 bard, JUUVa&l.fil',4.

Corn No. 2 yellow, 89!TS9M.c; No.4 yellow, Ssii No. 4 white,nominal.

Oats No. 3 white, 46:ü47cstandard, 4VM 4Rv4c.

Rye No. 2, $1.26.Barley 73cñ $1.14.Timothy $3.50(ft 4.75.Clover $11.00014.00.Pork $28.50.Urd $16.10.

Is prepared to do all kinds of repair work,Inner-tub- e Vulcanizing;, Recharging of Batteries and

N. M

NEW MEXICO.

New Mexico

THE Merchantswho advertise in

this paper will giveyon best values fcryour money

Let Us PrintYour Sale Bills

ELECTRIC WORK A SPECIALTY

We carry a full line of Racine and Republic tlrea

and tubes; also handle

FORD CAR REPAIRSWe are just twenty-aeve- n miles south ef the Na-

tional Highway. Call and see us at Lovington,

Thread Any Size Pipe and Do Lathe Work

TIRES STRICTLY CASH PHONE 25

Lovington,

Laws Urged by Woman's Federation

I.as Vegas. The meeting of theSlate Federation of omens Hubshere was largely attended and manysubjects discussed. The legislativecommittee was asked lo secure anadequate Juvenile Court law. An ailcquate Juvenile delinquent law, applying to girls as well as boys. There isno place to send delinquent girls atpresent except to Jail; laws further establlshing property rights of marriedwomen; laws providing for representatlon of women on boards of all stateinstitutions, penal, charitable undeducational; adequate public healthlegislation and establishment of statehealth officer.

Fifty-on- e Take Scottish Rite Degree.

Santa Fe. A class of fifty one candidates took the higher degrees of theScottish Kite at the Scottish HiteCathedral In this city. While this is

not the largest class on record, it la

composed of candidates- from nil ovcthe state, and every one was enthusi-

astic over (he beautiful scenery, thosuperb lighting effects and the gor-

geous costumes seen during the cere-

monies, us well as the excellent musi-

cal program.

Twelve Cars of Beans Bring $25,000.

Mountalnair Although the shipment of beans has just started, thefirst car having been billed from thelocal station on Sept. 30, the Moun-

talnair district is $25,000 richer on ac-

count of the shipment of twelve cars,the last of which was billed out onOct. 3. The first car brought about$2,000 and those shipped more recent-ly have brought more, making tbe total something over $25,000.

To Try Out Fish Sereins.Santa Vé. In the belief that a part

Of New Mexico's trout supply perishes annually in irrigation ditches,the slate game warden, the Santa FeWater Company, and the forest service have agreed to install a scries ofdemonstration fish screens In the com-

pany's ditches leading out of tbe HioSanta Fé.

Horse Falls on Rider,II illsboro. Francisco Kascon roped

a young horse and while trying lo sub-

due it, bis own mount fell on him andhe was seriously Injured.

Anti-Hors- e Thief Society Officers.East Las Vegas. Herbert Williams

of Newton, Nun. was elected presi-

dent and Joplin, Mo., selected as the1917 meeting placo at the closing ses-

sion of (he National Anti-Hors- ThiefAssociation. Other officers electedwere: A. A. I'atterson, Spavlnuw,Okla.. vice president; J. W. Peace,Springfield, 111., secretary. A nation-al board of extension was created withE. Hitt Stewart, retiring president, aschairman.

LOVINGTON HOTELNeat, Glean Beds, Nice Rooms.Table Supplied With the Best theMarket Affords

RATES REASONABLE

J. J. HARPER, Proprietor

We Are

Always Readyto serve vou with goodprinting. No matter whatthe nature of the job maybe we are ready to do itat a price that will be

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aV at LovincAon. New Mrswo. uodetlhe Ail oí Mater J. 187V. aU M-- t- I, if. fnl j

lina 1 . 3. ''iiKnM;nnr in In i.íi viPuUitheJ weekly aod dMeJ to lb lUO-lr-.t of IJlk.n ton ..! Km'- -. X. M. X '.. 1!. l.C !

Xtl Xtt'i S.c. "I T-- . It. 3.U

E.. XFJ NK Sw. ::;SV hVc. 21

Td. 23-- S K. :U F... X Xi U. 17:C luaiiat rum .ev; ifW PLA1V couotij.Terry Anlm, J.mn VY. Ürill, ,

XOTirE rKK ITPLirATIVNJohn R. lao VIÍ6-

Ilopartaient f tha Interior I'. S.

IkJ o.Ti: e at K iH. Ü. 11. (M.io. ivi;.

Xolirt i herehr Ktren that John

R. I tan nf Lovirft'ip. X. M. homI l, t. 9. 191 3 made H i. K. S-- riI X.0J7v f.ir WJ Sec. 34 TP 1."

H. :.C. X. U. V. M. h filed n..t;

of intention to make final three jearprwf, tu e"t.lilih claim to th land

ahiv drribd liefore Ata l. MrtíitI'. S. Cinimiüi'nrr in bi nffire

al Lovintrtou, X. M. Xov. 22. 'M'..

CiaiiiiHiit nah.i i oi itneNen:Art N. Xlurolinun, J .mes M. l

Vkiiiium L. k'iiiiiriild, Villi:tu K.

t's i'iill, II of l.ioiru'l"n, X. M.

liii.ni. tt I'.ittun Kejii-'trr- .

ti, t.''M. Nov. 17.

LollS-- M Tp. 2MR.;N. II. M-- r. ."r.l f, a. r.Lint Xo. 745. ..riul Xo. I::W72

SUBSCRJPTION I'KKY. Jam V. t'ür-n- J'uttl lii.ri ?h irti. For Quick Deliveriesof i:n.. i.- x.

Si. or. I I.R YFAJ

The Great PlainsINeviTmaBfT. Brtsckixp

'Vord fioui Re. V.'. M Vaiyour Groceries; phone Wrights fi.K''.niili- -t I'.itti.n I.

jt. 3. ..v 1 .Lis!i btonchainp stales thai ilk injurv of his . 1 he Krca plains are smoolh irrr ;

Lrothex was aued bv buK IeH sjtiuct that rrinic' eastward!thrown from a buggy drawn by a from the loot of ihel'iukv Mnuijrmaway team, against au oil lank, ta,,.,, into i rnt.-u- l kan-a- . at well

M. Mr. 1 57.2 nrrc.ilJl No. 74 ..n:il X. 0.!.V ":í

m Si-.--. HTp. I:. 3.-.- X.

-- :. xir. i;o ht.' Proems nr ror.ti-n- t n

or all of urh iwlfi'tinrii) tuny L fillin tLÍJ ulfii'tt during tin. .im1 of

X'ITI'-- Km: ' !;! i.ATl" 1

Jturtiog limi netiou.lv. IU- - was a iulo adjoii.iurecovering however niielv so tlu-- n.'ilh und j.i;..

Anylhing you want to eat--

At Reasonable Prices,rimú' .n. 7

Wright's Cash Store.

1 !cr wektcm ; I Mart turrit .f !M tir I .

?

Ii r 1New Mexico

l!iought up to a lew .i.: w fn.irm !.s au Itifidr oí alntoM ! Lmd I'lfu-.- . ut K.nü. . M. tVt.when it wa thought lLr- - t.t '..OüO irrt nt r tl-.- r Koiky Mnun- - II. I1 (i.hi arm would have lo be (,, llthampu- - umi Nüt(.,.,l(.y a ,.t. l.y en tV.t .:,ir.- -lated on account oí couiplicntion ,attical!y conl-iiuo- ilrsrrnt lo I.. i.f I. ,v n;;t T. X. M. lio

rbick l;d tet up. tul owir. 'o i, almud f J ':Htlo fcrl on .l!v lit. Ill mil.. H I. II. Srria!hi weAened co.Ltiou ihry weir n crnl.!4, K.i wm whfte they

:

Xrt.0-M:-3. Í.T tb SK;. an-- n Nov

anxious at lo the I lir ,,., j,,,., p,,,;,;..,. 1 he 14. l'.'l" ntrjii. A li'l K. SrriidLeader and ihe iujiiv li.rnJ of !.,itiuu-trr.v!e- , by ll:e relative ! ,. U'7!'S i forth SW. Sr. ISRev. Beaufliamp extiu-- l utVn. v shalh.w viilemí manv lixe-- Tu. 1:. Sir .'.i1 V v"i- M l...

- ovingtcn,rrrtrrtv ívií t Tr-at-

. m'. iairiTTaaTTMMaaaai"aBB

For First Class Furniture and HouseFurnishings at Low Prices; Go To

Coliver & Dunn Co.321-32- 3 North foia Street. Rosweil. New léxico

Roswell. New Mexico

- s"3 I ! Ithy to hiiu in hi ad li ui of tiuuble.

and nerk f!':; to ill eat. I u'.IÍIhiI Ijotict- - i.f ia'."':i l ? : !;:.euvi-.- e or. u ( the reniark.tll ' tiv' :tr.. tiin-- v.-i- r nr.w.l f. iwt I . i

People Úilhunuiit; lioun (or """0,h -- f 'wf.-- ret.iam Le-- 1.,, ;,, , t!. ;ln :ii.vi. j IIIi

!I!

Ezsorm

' '' "'"" ,H, ,.,iri. A., ; .. ; s. C,.,.ll.r in.ii.ir part ci the ('.teat nnM..:ir in hi- - ..!i,e nt L"v:n2ton.i

I'l.iim i t "vi-ir.- l ly üjnds. qr ivtls i x. M. N..v. 21. L'l'i. ' 'írti:d hianis .f late I ntituy .ore (a- - j ("aini int a vitns- - . i --

bout . i:i.!li:n onrs old), vaiviiisjl'..n.-- r i!. I. .' C!nr.s!: St.l.'ii. ' fs

lent in Lovinion. W Inn- - v. .

don't like la have them dis jjip.iin'.-e- d

yet we are fcla there ii a d

mand for the;:t and ere glad torc them purchasitii; lun.bcr loi Lovingtcn Feed Store1 it.!.--the building cf new l.cmp . . v w ir t

in tint km s ítoiii ?U to ..'UI leet in L'uvin V in :kM. .l:;ri n .1.

U- -rtr pait i.p.i.1 in general lying 1 r. .f I.ovi::-'ti.n- . V,-- . .. á SIsIt is eany enough for it to rain ui m a mnoolli mnui e id ;K'iini. tt I't'tli n

Ha iii' soli! out ley iiitTeM ti t L Pi'iidV Stiii-f- .

I Htll tl illiillSÍ lillsilli'Ss oil til' M.illtll M If of t!c ltVi j -

MKat of tin- - ttostoriitv. I rati n till kitnl of iVi i!,

fefflolir llllil oroi-erif'S-. Also Ciltlltt'il o;,,ods li til' ,!: 111

& li'ti :is jon ran buy il itt tin" iitilro:i-- l II von v. ;m tin?if i n i

New Mexico now, and it is putt. nj lin" okl i ; k. I lie material was l; Jfli ,,

aline Kroiiiti in tlie v;uiuml lor I'toivht from the Kocky Mour.ful ur crops nd 'lie n!i ejdy utow- - l.iini region ftirams which ran'jug Vkht'a'. in vai io is courses arross lh re- -

lion, sunietimrs cuitint; val!t-)- s but I N": Til!3 iMTLVATi' X

Trtat Winter Wktlt tuobtly depositirt; rediments. Ar i'V J. S't. ;m' .; : U'",2K)

Irom Farmers F.x.hanT H.illr tin' 1 ? w"'s ' ( telativelyj 'i ! :t ..f ,:.- r I'. S

A1 this time t( year con-ider- arid condition, proba jly in yen 1 U'i 1 trie at V. ;f,, X. J!. C t

bl winter wheat if Leinj; i!nnteJ. rrj' iiu!'T to the presen!, the j 11 r ' i:odas sin tit is usur.l'y prevalent streams l,ii.irin out oí the nioun-- ! X itii-- js lnT-'- v !;lv.-- t!. ií Ar

&i'T it is advisable for cvei f jr:i.-- , a 'i!,Cf 1 a''.!""'! c.f fediuvnt ir. '.v .?. i f .'!,.! .v;iv. X.

won. i oi your nullify aim mm iii-- .

Jchn P. liart .roo.INew Mexico

as rcuch a part of yourtt to treat winter w!i-h- ! 8..J 1.. t lar l.iey coulu :airy tliruu-- li to '.v;o ,.n ,(. ,nv..

loie plaiitin". t';-- 'ie?l tivcis on tlie east. I he J? Ti il X", 02-- 1 6 f ir SW j i--c

i:.; r;

ilit-'.- r 'i c í iri ir ci -I he lorui.ilin trer.tmt nt is about ptoces was Ions continued, anu i; ar. 'i XU' ;

ShouU

i'.idivid'.

Ed.

1.. i" , p. I 3 K. 3'- - i

l. la.-- li'nl i.f it t'T- -is Ll.e'y alüo that t times i.ie K. N.M.!jt'ie chespekt and easiest iiietiuM,

.and its eítectivent-- lia been fuilyi ii

V. Price 6? Co.demonstrated bv thcusaria f,f' tlian they sic at present, so tlt ". li-- 'i r! lim to t h utmV" 1

R.ifarmers and the siati- - and feder.,!.'" deposits were not to anj. d.rrihpd A'.i II. M.rtoti V

e.petiiueiit. I ria'iotis &:rt extent deeply t:cnched by (' .i.nn ii'i'ir ü - - nt I. .v

Don'c Pass Us UpWhen ott nrr tl.iukiii'4 of ; ti i hit i! jc a in w IHM'SK,I'.AKN. LOT, SI1KDS ii, ( ,,m ll's or n i.iod.dinu'tito oKI oni' lii'iii 'iulitT !l(i .H.Otirlitie isi'om.l'te nt all titne. of I'.l'ILlUNG

KKNCi: TOSTS. (i AT'K !'STS. (

posts, taints, oils, vakmsüks amij;ui;sin;s v nv la.i.ii..-- ! ii.-i-- im- - --cant sac"(ats ami Tulsa Silos.Tlie tn'v Lfitlo-i- across tlie IVcos Ilivi-- r is t i ti i ! i

1

umi in sliaii.. so i iiiiit? to ArtHsiji nal Saxc

Commercial foiui.diti hij. ., n.i.dl cock, a liiv me now. It iV M Xi.v. 2:?. 1;(. will Linhody cxclusivcncss, style

ccmrcr'c in your Overcoat and

it will please in every respect.

Sec our new woolens TOWl

lorty p?r cen: solution of fortu.ild known Irom the fossil bones, i '1 .tiun'. n iT,'t as wit ip.-s.- -:

hydí? in water, ninv be obtained found in the cie o. iis lliat Will; ,r i i.'. K i5;.'r, .1 r A. S. frottfrom any drucjist a acost of fiom rf'on wa inlia'oited by mini ; ,lt,!in 1!. V. 1 , i !.i' 1 A. Slir.fifty cents to a dollar per pounc'. ous land aiiiiuslj of a sort very a'l of Mi.bvay, X. M.

The formalin should be fcii.irar.t- - dilierent from those of the pie-- 1 K.t.mi-- t t 1' .tton, Ki r.

A

i yI.L't. v. 17..red to b a forty percent solutmi. sent era. I here were thinocero-Mi- x

the foitnalui at tlie rate ot ,cs- - J"c's. ti'.ree toed ele- -

one pint to forty fin- - ; al!ons t.f hauls, and bisoas of pectdar types: tu- -

I a--, well ,is a nre.it many species ofwater I he urain may be so.de a;i.!iaiii

bmollfi auim ils. At i ettain platesin l!ie ai'i;i- iimid-e- r ! '

hones cf these pirante, animalfi

Ni :";;!: Vn ri Kl.lOAVhiX

latiie M. I!:ii.:i!i i;.'7i 77Iicpa.-'iiii- nf tie V. .

or sprinkled in this solution uirni

it ii ihornuhh' wet, Il t'ic ;u'iinis soaked it should pot Le h i: ir.

the solution more than let; minutesas the vitality or the sec! may

A large bi're! very

have lie-- n foiuu! and dug out, j j ( Big Jo Lumber Co. 'Artesia, Í mUI 1". .swell, M. Oct.r.n! many l lliess ooncs rit',-- nowiiefuily pieservrd in

t!,r if. Oo!.-:i.:- l Survey.)satisfnfl.iry when Ir.'

9. 19!'.;. f?Nt.!!.;.j is h.T. dr.-- ;:i.--- th it Char-lit- ?

."!. Il ir.iin of Kiviwl s, X. M. who flti A'iir. i, ;.2 mal.- - 1,1. H. Serial! f

.v. OL'7577 f..r .', s.9, Im. 15. j

'.'. ii. X. M. T. M. bus ii!i m.tit U.j

seetl by dioplr;;. A wai-o- can-- 'vass spread on the yronr.d mav be '

i . i i ? i .i

HAYWOOD I rOWES

New M--ovmston ' J V af K 1 MexicoThat Secure Yeai Supper at l'V

use-- j wi.rn spnnKlinj.'. I lie i;tuishmtld be stirred well in nlr lomake sure thai everv kernel w--

If the tobe tieated Is ;,!- -'

eady infected with ni.ut it should:be placed Iooe, into a tank of the

on tour, that's sure, livery Ac K

ressory for emergencies. Letus pave the way for you safe i

ly and show , you a shortcuttl

Auditorium1

Last Saturday niht the box sup- - i. i

df iii'.i'ir.inii to nnk liiiitl tlin o yearproof to tstalilish rl.iini to il;.- - Y.iA

al.tiv lefure 1. 11. ('ule.

ti.an I". S. (luniniissioner in Iiis (ili'ieKnowleP. X M. Xov. i;!. V) JC.

"Iiir.i ir,; na:nej as witp.wes.

mi i r& wiHiP'-- i tiiat was civen at the school if -- T csolution. The smut balls i r way out ol the tighter places. --

Our prices prevail low.TOfni bf.nffit r.F...:tt . i mmtlim: ttie tlie'nuta iiuii lu till- - Mill..!?,' ríionl WilS füiílí- - 3 M,cct'M U,urewhere ihey ctn be skimme.l on. H.tvi.1 1'.. Wülholt. fS,,rl. . A Mill, r R Skimmi . . i.bfíiiiu n lot ol liors and a foodIhe water ran then he ciraintl m-- i . John W. Ilt vall .L.i.ies I' Ar.ilfw : tt

J13

ystomners4a a tub and the wheat removed. :that the Ma- -

j f . v'

'jesli.- vas putting of. iheir play atThe earne solution may be LOVINGTON AUTO CO.F.nmirtt Tartonthe sairn- - lil-'e- , (J iile a numberagain. It is very important ini . , . , ,

Kli-t- , 1", í.'ov. II,.;.. ...1 ,i . l'.in' alter tlie M.;joMic Itatl clos-- 1.vm.,., .v . v. . ...ai,. La. IIlie on; New Mexicothe smut balls are removed, as; ........o ....... ,v. 4

rWrit:ihev do not hecom .l,,...',1 '"W1"'1 uMrr i,ntl

We will give comnlimentarv t.(1crts tnlwetted, and if they bieak thel'1"1 io "'v oiou;r.t a nice sum.. . r i i he total amount made bein íar.ih A, Thorpseed is reinfected

partinniU of tho Interior I'. S. i K"1 ") UCdUC iVIcllinee aiUraaVaI here was a short pro- -If more detailed inlorinatlou is ""rof I. .tul cri :tí at Rosoli X. M. Uct.ih'u , ,,i , . tf'im reiule'ed Lielor"- - the salt: dEITlNG TOUR MONEY'S WORTH2;3() p. m. To those of our customersdesired concerning

the boxes in which S'unc mstrumen- -;nd either to Senctor 1 a . Sen:.- - who will cali for same.Ve are securing new goods all the

tor Catron or Coniessman Htr, ',al Pficcs wore ''"' J hV

andez at Washington. D. C. foi mu,ic ,"a,-I,,- , Doril TbnninsFarmers Rii'Ulm M r.(17 r .r.. 4 Mi ises Ressie F.aves and Ruth

I íl li.

Notice h that SarahA. Tl.w;i oí Miir.iítii' t.t, X. M. utmonAiitf. U. l'.ill l.mie III. K. SerialNo. (rjóilID (vrY.y S!'..: XVV SK;Si-i- XK.S:v. 32 'Un. IS SI!. 37- -

Bulletin. Calías CrRl,a,n also Miss Keere pave two Ptime.era' Exchange.County, N. M. read!

Caii and Inspect our StockI

i If we don't have what you want we

1'.. X. Al. T. M. s Hi,..) notice cfii.UT.tio.i tu make iiüil thtcc y tar

; proof, M tf.taliili claim tu the Janil

jnhove liüiit-idif- l.cl'iife A-- a J JJor--!tvn l'. S. tl.itnn.issioiier in lid officetU Lr.vinjttnn, . ?.!. Nov. :',, l'.ilii.

j (lla!ni:;:it namfa :ij witn-sc.- -;

! William A. Mcliillan. Hatiil.il IM- -

This is what you do when you buyyour lumber and building materialfrom us. Every dollar you spendwith us means a hundred centsworth of satisfaction.No matter what you want a fewrough boards or complete house bili,you always get "your money's worth"nefe- - Give us a chance to prove it.

PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO

gwiil get it for you.

Call At

Green & Son Market and CafeTor Fresh Ikat cr Shbri Older Lunches.

- freik Britrl Always en Hir.Ur.J Cakes Coaled to Order.

Nkt BretfB Kctdy CtM fxeat at 2Scü. Per !b.

'. Don't fail to call in aad pio1 your order with us

when in need of the above.

incton. Dixit Y. Múrtick, Lmvi.z' D.Lovington Mercantile Co.

Lovington, New Mexico

Murrir, all of Monument, N. M.Ktnruttt l'attcn RR;s:pr,

r,V

Oct. 13, N'üv. 10.New MexicoLovington,

te LtmwuTcxirura. ,

! Old l.o.e.s .st that we raieSy Mr. WJI ICadel U atattiJ illhvc a kilhni: frosx lefir tie ?0, m,iJ,n cf ,M lmtf week im

.! OtLei. and sine enough w- - ue south nalt of town.

p2ssasas tin Scidedy

V " C " allocked by lk aad newt of "1 .'. .1 I .... ..1 .. J. I ... ... ..

Passes Away Afterliifmif; Bars

On Thursday night oí laatweek after a lingeiing illoeas ofbout two months Mr. D. H. Wat-kin- a

passed away al hi home near

Tí r f e wi! . I. tuM írr.-- , I Mr (. A. Davit returned thisíi tM.i i. u4 Ui I )ailas- -cieif r..j!.t oí t!..s rtrrk.i'ivui rf.v o cío 1 1 mii morning

bhe wm aa elderly lady seventy !

- i a

Mi. B.llie X'i!ka it having a (ourloom house mnvrtl (rum knowlctto hia ranch eighteen ludís north

( Lo in,cton.

Reduce Your Cost

rrf 1 mmtwo ye.,, or age the aevemn ol j Lovington. Mi ht first took5.l Utand wataapecialfrienJLitlhehaJ been taker, to IWand school mate of Ura. G. H. we,l WL,. u..,lwi .

ft a .a. i I 1 ..a :r,l wiven Iron, Mn. C I place ."She cameJ j ,,ol,t ,;,. ,., If,r tome lne.L Cieighton Monday .f thu week j "r country about a er , J, wo, l)r.u:, lorn, ,oul J t- -atatedlhalMr. Imghtor.a Utl er 8 lor a vml to Mr. and Mi, monlli o. hut iwiwd f jr--

waa getting m on very well at Go wan and while here became in-j,- e gMJu.Jy drchned until allthai time. j teiested in our country and look hopea of l.ia recove.v were given

Mr. Steve Crosby hada house '"P ' t!if" tU"" Upon air1, P LT trlaliw and him- -

S. S. Ham BlacksmithShop

4Í3 (i 1

I y

With my good buying facilities and 1 1

buying on a cash basis enables me to

sell abetter quality at a cheaper prccíi ' i i i 5

w.e mini a neai nine cottage.) I lnunrr l.-- Unmove.) !n!lu .:.!- -. . nni i v. . i i lady to tay with her! . ,uh,,.iion and sUied iiM he !.1. e: urej alecenlly '.it.and at the time ol her drath . anJ Sev- -t,,Wi wtll. t(.a,y K. j -- 1T. C. Ivey of FUnj. Texas, wi.'

.,R vimled by Ml. C. 1 1. David1 1 .

eral dava prior to I. in death heII.visitor to cut city tins week. r.ttl mi.n ( I í .. .... tía, "1 .. I . i I. . . . t litan yK)i i cm jiiiu t c

Í""-.ip- ni tor nv. i u. v unninnuam

! -- u.Nof hern with whom ahe in I

wlo wrnt ,in, t,:r, w,, lilrlI I to return the fimt oí ncxt e , oll,,tl,u ( (,r t !

Lovimrton,t I'- -lli-.r- l1 A- !- IV. r il irI I

Iheladii-- a prayei iiifetim! thatshould Live met with Mr. Ü. II.Greene lat I un.dav, af.ernt onWii UtDonrd ticvt l nrl..v

i i i. l'i to spend the wMitrr. Míe i, rtH by hi tn.nlr all fiu.ii'Í ! tier claim nicely atorked with orrany.Miirfiti (,ir his Luiial. I

Mr. Wall, i o h.iH been a r.'bi

deet nf our plains . ounlry (or aev- -

eral je.'os ind was a man iihiH0XE Ki. 55.

aft.-m.xi- n a- - ?. o'clock on account '"" ",J WM do,ng Wr,, fÍMncim

of the rain and cold weather.' "! ' U,,J Wlou,

Everyone i, couhaÜy invited. U- '",1'eibrt of health, he,

H(( j j sudden death waa a shock to herft O PIn

nGraves Cssh Store Ui.many li I le was yeaisjiiienJa. as hhe had seemed u-o- f age and ka-Vi- a wife tmd ev

Hi- - meahant matinee is te- - uu..llv well that d.y. had walked era an,l JJUK,trr, lo ,, i

reivini; a K')d p;itronnge and the Lhoul the yatd and a.e n hearty ,, bs-n- ce

New Mexico í? fLovington,k lures ar-t- rst class anil iiilerehi-- 1 an.l tnoRt clieerlul supper. It; he fincr.d1.1 II I . . . t seivue ton p. acein,; to lotl old and vouni;. neeni tlut she awo!c about three ,.. it.- - ,olll- - f.rr 'vlii. h tlie pi o

i ....! ,.!l-- .l ;v i'?.!COV f. Mr Anl..,. . loci..,.. ano h ,rs,oll .1C evmeterv. Mir Uí i:".vei.

. ;; be m Lr.vjnjM.connected with the I'eopleV M.-.-- i V' DjvilJsun lo l",J f" d3v wa quit.-..-.I- ...d the threM

cant.IeCoofCi..Uhad..trivedthisl,'',eicllir'1- - 1 Ki "! mk wealh.r kept many from m- - tit

S:,

v,V.,a (uitUy cspossi!-..- ; i,t.t re sliei,eil1I1- - However the (.miilvweek to take a perminnnt posilion

could iresshe called to them t nn, fnciuls ,r.d the sympathyhelp her to bed e.s he was t ry ,los(, w,0 C(lUtl ,,. attel,J.

as cneral taunaxer of the l.ovinyton Mercantile Co. of thi plaie, í ? Octobc:

Itil t

Lovingicr. KK'Olric Light CompanyU I I' . .Vt Ki::d !' ; v

CM l'i l'S A Tí ) ALF. t. Eiciwi'h Ynf.

LoviiKiton. New Mexico.

II i r ii ' sicu and UL-i.- e niiyt.im; couiu ur. i done blie p.osci Ivoni tins lite lor '

iiiics v;ín r. I. taliaLút b. Áever. i Lovingtcr. to HaveMessrs. V. ('. Howard, Charlie We learn that 'rs. Curii;i it- i. lMcDonnlt! and Lee I L.ywood left imn'ilen name was iw.inK"' Pholoirsph Gallery

Diet Loviüi.'oii is to hav? sTi.tir-sda- niorninu for 5an Anéelo. Hoge and befóte her mrriaT she!lexis, via Seminole ami iVliiJIand. was o Rituionsry to tne in.imtis ,. ,.,.,., , .... I, ,v n oun w.i!. i ..

i t r r - - . -. It- I I

ft:A number of Knowles neople ,n lm,:an ,c,r,,,y other pmcresMve fealuei that

perehereon business or ,raJint1 mnrriKe to Mr. Ci-rn- e she and MkitiK rUe is cvi.lencrd byhe .vet e both missions ,es m Al- - lllmi,er beinBWednesday of this week those ot ai cn,y on

aiethe!the!

Mr. jiaska. iie was a meniuer or me I ti i l i r r of

.; i ;;.;r or .i.;. a.'tv',"(,s Xtouer r.lr.

: ;. i:í r m:- - v.mt:, ,m;i h t.t

j- -i fr U'r,'' .'..:

íi::ry ii'orriíon I?jóvc!I.

HriHItaround tor Hiewhom we noted being

v.

f.vi

;. íí.:.

tal. I I 1 I .' . ...

Mrs. E. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. rril,,e,a,n 'c P'Jt'K ""Mr. Tracy Ke.clron of Okla-- '1. S. Bennett. Messrs. Dock Town- -

le,tcr '" ,he ( ',U,C,, ,,P" ,,eri !'"' o has been here for rmr -- t ,'KK;.i;

sen.l. liir. Sl-.i- an.l Waller Ve.r . ,r,Vttl- - titile lias been h:;i'iunf; ko.laK. - II.. I..IJ f. I.-- ,

F"r " TSi u .iii.vyv..

.. '.' . -r

' .. r. y .. ;.--,

;

l iieie ir.av have l.ern .! ier "c' 'l"- - " iilms am.burial until Tuesday afternoon t,ut .v.m oon i,,. aj.u i iai:e in !

ve failed to learn their names. ,

1 0URHF.KSD1

V

rXm:v.iíBiorw.-.'-í

which service was conducted ly;I door photograph s aocn i.s hi ;,The recent renewal subset ip i 'ev- -

L-0- . Cunningham, nwnitimj U;nt.ry s CIUlip!(.ed. j

111 It it t Is. ..I.ibI s i Ua finm 1.3.

1 V ! N ToN;;. r;iif':i; si : i;lions to the Leader are w . IJ. "" KtaCaWarjaaKSZKKXE'rTEa

THE EASTERN ,r.!T 1. I.osAM L!I? A l l

rf-- 5KAvrsr '.!.;.:? I1,. p.

.;- t ll

(I til.v I v , ,

t ll .t

15A ! :1 CUT

C 1.fxI

I ovtn(J&n (íijpter U 3i

tets the '2nd, end 4;li, r'ridjynight in each ir.cnt'n ;t the

Mas..!.,,. H.d!

Hamilton. Ii. 1 1. Williams and faik. tchita county. Iixas.

A. Hagel all of Lovington while! Mrs. Currie leaves a bon. lluKe

Mr. S. Bennett fotmerly of:Clrril? of 'l"Mf11- - leXus- - a sisl, r

Mrs. M. E. Woolwine of Blacks-sour- ihlnowles, but who moved to Ms.where he received tin: paper ' !julK. Va. and the brother who ur-f-

rived heie Tueaday ÍUinoon. Mrabout a year, called nt tieLeader office Wed.iesdty i. H. HoKe, to m.otn her death,

to inform us (ochantje his ddressS1,e formed ma,,y iir.intaucea

. ;o Knowles as had rome hack to wl,i,e here wl, is"A tl,cir sym

Hay. (Strance but lliey all do.l j V'V to diebereaved ones as well

and Mr. G. II. I loge alier ,IC. jas the friends who have been bet

death of his sirter had her sub-- 1companions for so long,

script'on Iransfered to his oddtessj " "

Jsrivfi0m-rr- . tracztxr uréter...

I Sh.t'l í .n i; A,V. M

W I.Mrs. M;:iiiii' (ira!. ni:,

Ham Iii!i..,Mr. M ('.u.lii:.

la i n

at Iowa Park, Texas.

tii. 15ü:üi & VACíierj-ii-

Sf2(i.i!i.ii

i t'.yt--- . F.;u, N''- -' nv T'lmutGlas.-.i'- s l:it!fd.

'b'..i'.c t i 5 I Ti t National n.u,l;

tav:!L li

?ly Or

!. 1.(0 tilC:rJ e! Thanks

i i i o .! . yi' v ? ,r. r .' v :

Lovington continues to grow. ! Xo ll WKt.'lv-u-- " iie liienas who so u:naiy tCAiÜi. s0Lcvisi? Ne 'ñt':rnew buildings goir.g up or heme assisted us in niiiusterini' o our

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a .'l.i.ii

I'H

COUNTY TCKEiDEMOCRATIC

STATE SENATE"A

W. 0. w.

No. w,

moved in almost every week. beloved sister and friend, ata for

the beautiful flowers. W e tenderJ. I. Webber ol Kosco, lfXar,'

our sincere thanks,was out prospecting this week and ' ... . .

. .. . Geo. Hoge brother,i iwhile heie added ntr. name to tl e , ... i .. Mr. and Mi3 Li. 1 1. 1 jawan.

list ol new subscríbela to the Leh- -

der.Mrs. F. J. Robinson returned

The large rock structure of the j from icf ,rip lo La8 Vcaa N. M.

Ford Garage hac just beet, com- - tlend the meeting of.pleted and Mr. Mc.Callister is hv e nftf.in Sur as u represénta-los his Fords etc, moved from tl e ,ve from lhe L0dCC! Bl t!,s p,,rP.old shop to the new one thin week. sie refotH a most dehfehtful tripIt is a splendid looking liuildir g anj taJ tliat she ciijoycd .neet-aiLirdin- g

plenty of room and a'IK wUl ,lier,lUeri of thu other

ICpdúttrbu JCicc "n. 11.

Mt ljvery U o I. N'i!'lit

at tlit-i- f lüill over (lit; Tiist

Ti'rrili'iiiil Patik.

T. S. r.injrliiiii: .. fi.

Ii. U. laii'.i's Si.-y- .

'isititi hfofli.'fs will lie

t.'tlilrd a cufilial v. dentin'.

I 's I l.iMi

Dr. M P. SkeenArtesia, , New .'.texic-- ..

(

UIIPIUSCNTAMX'!:P. S. '.aves

L.f)v!ntnn, New Mcxlir,Carl H. Livinc;':oii

Caihb.id, New Mexico

DhSTIvIC r ATTORNEY '

Coas;:

Meets every first and third 1'ues fday l:i.;lit in the W. O. V. h.iil:

! 'mil I'iiii'hain. C. (' jg

Vi,F. J. Robinson, ( l"i k. i i'.tuní,'8

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i

mi 1 n niiai i ni i nmiffimrm.wrf.'i-- rwe II equipped oflsce in the front. 0dge8 very much. While thetcWe are glad to see these sub was voted in as Grand Chor-IrA- ni V FÁÍ I?i..nli:tl liuildini.s Doirie un at.Ú ILrVlxLi 1

a i. a

".! V.. Dow.SliLKll--

John N. I low:r

aifN'H' CLERK

" " ' nnú 1'' W thope that there may he more yet

to follow in the near futuie. "Dads Last Stand" S. lls

naa and Frisco Palmo.

TIN SHOPI atii !Viatvd l (!'. jilihiii.'.-- i nf Tin ati'l Mi !:i'i

work. Sm-l- i as T:,: a--.

A. R. O'Qumn :' r--

Sale of

Fine, Soft, WavyTO H.IKi Carlsbad, Nev .'.'.:

i Assr-'sso- .

The wise nun will have his property

abstracted.

Listo Abstract Co.

'Ifll

Mr. Ed Oliver of Carrizozo. N.

M son of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Oli-

ver of this place arrived Wedn.t-da- y

of thia week to join his pai- -

enls, sister and brother who were

to accompany him for a pleasure

lilail a. Ruin Prim!' , in

Human Hair

Switches

S1.2.--1 to 5.00T Kid tala rf

lai-- t even tiling io l" l..:ind .

Roy ;:. Waller j

Carlsbad, New Mexico

TRFASURERVhit Wrijiht

Artesin. Xew Phv:ioSUPKRINTENTENT

W. A. Poore j

Carlsbad, New Mexico

L fa-i i l.'i

ti Lovinlon,.... ,

switches oilers anunusual opportun- - L

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in :t r irr ola.o.s 1 1: Mini111 1'iililii'i-tÍMi- i ", IirL i itii.'ii 1 o. i

Smith sidi 'í si:iatc.

W. A. F.CUNTRI i, FF.CP.

L0VÍXGT0N, NEW HEXÍC0

trip to El Paso and cri to the NOTICE: I cannot think of any

White mountains going over land thing that I cannot repair or make

in their autos. Don, the youneft new at the á I. Ham Blacksmith

son will stay and oversee the home Shop,place while ths rest of the family "

I It pay In nrlvertt-- e. I ry It.are away on their trip.

The Leader wishes them auccesa 1 1 y ha e stock, f.mns, house

and a very pleasant trip. r.r anything to soil tulvrrtisethem.

The new building of the Lovinj-- .

SURVEYOR j

ity to the woman WTv4.of this vicinity. MV

Every switch in I

Hie: -i!"AlB. A. Nymeyr

Monument. New Me trn 'tnis sale is made orr z ,n t

excellent quality i. "ríñ Jj''nitural. wavy, guar V1anteed Human .V.$ v$

L0VÍNGT0N PHARMACYIr...vr j

PRORATE JUDGEW. B. Robinson

Carlsbad. 'New Mc::io

COMMISSIONERDist. No. I.

a a r

Go see Dad. tic sells all kindsof Nuts and Pop-cor- KEBEKAH LODGE

ton Mercantile Co. is nearingconpletion and with its brick andplate glass front will make a strik

l!v I 'M.!N'.i'i v. iil li::d i'i n 'him a!.1 ' ''a

Hair, mounted onseparate strands,

in all shades.ing appearence for that fide of then í'i'st cías-- i I irii' St

f. AhoCary a Full Lin.. ..f I KWl.LKY., L. A. swignrt: Cp.rlsb.id. New Mexico

KO. 23.

M.'i-t- 1st iiiul :VI MoMi::y

niiilitsat tin' 1. O. O. I Ihillover First Territorial l'aiil..

j- -' street. 1 hey intend a soon as

it is completed to move the fcoods

from their ators on the west side

Re(isteration ot Voters

All qualified voters in precinctNo. 10 are requested to call at theoffice of the U. 5. Commissionerat Lovington and register for the

Hi'timi l'ii:.-,- l

L'ay r Viht-- .I'honi.

rron.jilly. P.m'JiCOMMISSIONER

Dit. No. 2.

C. E. Mann

A PERFECT MATCH TO ANYCOLOR OF HAIR Mrs. lunula l.inclv.in X. t.

Vi'. M. Ilii;c1uu!i: S.'c.y.Mc' Arteria,A turn Myers

also the store where they are now

into it and then commence work-

ing over the old corner building tocorrespond with the new. Let thegood work go on we like to see

Visiiiu;' Iiln-k.ili- s uh'-a.y.- s

iiifi ír.l with a W('kaun.'. New MexicoLovington.general election to be held Nov.

7th.A. Jackson, J. S..Eaves and A.

B. Morían Board ofSRcgisleration

COMMISSIONER' Dist. No. 3.

W. T. MjilkitwLovington, N. M.j

Lovington grow.

t

k) tomm

juüü u DDCHITE PISE IS IN PERIL

tliator ft la eft Kaot Ha CaitaH try Ravaaoa ta

VtcaUcrliljlkrdTktf kiaf tromiM an a laaonIt m IM atetwa nM mp im ai4-h- a

aa Mae tmwM, taw m:m4 Jaaiiaa rweaaa,

Craeaa aa4 ateoia aa ka taiaailotacMrtdia. . , num.

atatra to ceao ml liinraliaeaa iraa tneat, rarrgrarmtara. ate.'" a ta laaaertta, amtaMcm Mt

NEV MEXICO

STATE NEWS v

iTHE FffiFECT GUM

..III I

waf aJ

Cca' Cams

ftUi a) Mi I

TW

Ubby,McNeaiAlibbyChicago

Let us make you acquaintedwith the new, luscious

-- !irliMiri

..IIIor the r- -j:

"" ffill V Y 01

ru ratta. h! Mm ewvaparad! la ta rtMca trtadMa.prists tal Joffr Mar) !

TW t flHl tfc!frrL . wat rfcattiag with ul- -

dirr.-- Writ," Im--t --d Un, mbl dun

tW gvarral MJtT--i, aut murk; h talk very lu-

ll."--Hut -"Well. Ih olhrf dar. far liKtanrr,

III lain Ihe car. he Mid:Thlnra all right. I. T 'Vr. fo- -

eral.' I reflied.""Ami waa thai all h aaliir"Another time be ali t.i hm: Ton

lina a wry itmlnc inmncr.I. .' 'Ye. griM-ral- I replied."

"I'-ii- t doe. Ik r xNuk aUiut Iher"ili. imt often, l'.ut tli tlier

lay he li. I --af to nú: 'Alt. my braveL . w ti-- Is this war going Inend;"

In th School.Tcu her Wlitil expands with odd

ml nnitructa Willi heal?nw iiv.

HOLDS ITS SHAPIlA at M rOM MIH

Brockton, Mailthe direction andwith an honeat

phct that money

If ho r- -ma ntnrr

lia prioo.TI 1 I Shooam Boya'

latttatkeWtHt

PmldKiit O $3.00 $2.60 a $200I. Kuatlaa wn Co., Kroratnn, M.

Distemper

W. L. DOUGLAS"THE IHOE THAT

. s a mm aaSJ.OU M,UU 940U C ww MdmommSara Money by Wearlnc W. L Doutaaehoee. Foraal by oywBOOOahoa dealers.The Beat Known Shoe in the World.

L Dougtu aarat ami the mad rnca a aamped on tht bot-

tom gf (I) ihoai at tht factory. Tht valut guaranteed andw,tht vaartr protect:! again high pnce tor aiicnat thoca. 1 harrml pnm art the uní rocrywfwre. They co no mor in Sinfornico than they do N" toti. They ait always worth thtprkt paid fat them.

TT- - qualitr of W. L DougLia product a guaranteed by moreX. rhaa 40 yean arperientt in enaking 6nt ihoea, Tht amart

trvlea ara ti leaden in tht Fashion Centra of America.They art anait in a rUeauipped factory atby the highest paij, killrd ihormalirn, under

lupervnion of taper ienced men, all workingaVtrrmuuUoo to auk tht be that foe thtcan buy.Aik ysar ahno rltatar for W. L. Iatlaa ahoea.

M aapply yoa w tn kiaa "ni,mmmm. w riu for InUmilM buuklat iplalalucrat hoMot th hlKhMt alanaard ol joallly tor

TU ptvarnt la gkww hoar Ikrfom4ry rthaUa(s rmtallj la lacisastrm atatra, a art tat aiara Ml-- a

or la UHng pUml awa th a hitMa at th Inw par rserllrurv furlulrily n habilitating tmr hl-b- y

tMHllando. 1ji )rol' illrt.ni- - InalauihocH-4t-a of tht tlrrad Itllatrrrut ol I:ufHf rd other tatn la

wlthlB llHir cnnlrrt. Thetho and aril orfniiimsl

effort that 1 iiunh- -

llu fislenil acrliiilturriikI the oflavrs of the tutea

hefy tllnler lnteret are llHolvetl.ndicatea the 'riouiie lili whlblh retard the Kitualion. Kiimv their

otk tr the CiMiln-- l of the iliM-a- e

In t in u the siniiiiM-- r It has !- -

Come Bplmreiit Hint hile Mam bu- -

tl Is iin-tM- daliteroiil)lnfs'ted In rertain msiIwis, otherMateo, whoe olllors retsnhsl theirterritory rehititely free, are. In fail,lio better off than we. All New Lucland is 1111 the fever map, timl even

Imihiíii Miel .Muiiiesoln Inveslicu- -

tors huve lately turned up infis tloii.Iom (or the sun essf ul nilitrol of

the fundus Is not forlorn, nuisicler-lu- g

Ihe plant piithcibclsls ho lire g

the cnmpalcn. The greatestmisl of the pres-u- t hour, however. Isa livelier Interest on the part of ourWiMslhilnt owners.

Important to MotheraFxamlne carefully every bottle of

CASTORIA. a aaf and sure remedy forInfants and children, and se that It

Bean thElgnature ofIn T'se for Over 30 Year.Children Cry for Fletcher'! Castorit

Black Snakes BeneficentIn rurllm:ton count , New Jersey,

the farmers who, lu Ihe crroiiistiis be-

lief that they are 11 pet, have Imsiikilling blac k snakes, are beiui; liltedto conserve Iheni lis enemies of therattlers, whic h have been unpleasantlyniinierous this year. The damaue doneby the reptiles Is nowrecognized tn ,e of slight account Incomparison with the psid they do.Not only will the black snake Icht amibest the rattler, luit lie earns inorethan his keep by keepiuc down otherpests. It has taken man n huí.' timeto Identify his friends of the lower orders, mid even today liiany perse- -

tiled animals do not receive the creditthat Is due to them. New York Sun.

Grapes for the King.It Is ri'ported that the klnc's grape-

vine ut Windsor, lu the carden nearCumberland l.oile, is dolnc well thisyear mid Is likely to yield more thanU bine lies. 1'laiitecl in lTT.'i. It Is I' 10

fei't in leiii.Mll and 'J' I feet ill width.The most remarkable vine at I lamp-ion Court, from which this is a cutlin.'. This was planted 11 ITiN midstill vichis abundantly.

Immaterial.'Scientists are now generally agreed

that drunkenness is a disease, amithat the man who drinks should betreated by a physician."

"lib. well, uiosi men who drink don'tcare who treats them."

Exactly."I have fixed this nutmeg llaMuin:

for oii.""Tlcatiks; that's a grate favor."

The baby seal, being snow white. Is

Invisible 011 the ice, one of the protec-

tive measures of nature.

now to

THE SICKhavtnn the dlnMn no matter how

mm4 SI a fcollle. as mm4 (10 a tlvaeadruKKiHtR and turf xooda houara.roH MKnicAt. t'Oq

Uarterlologiata, Uoakea, lad-- , V. g. A.

laaailag m Neaat la pita, aeialln a4 rtsMalrai aha.imaaa aiay riila aroauatlMMMMi waaa kidneta.

AColarmdoOMvmwm juwatoa, tail.

hw4 eniiurcr, t4A . iMranaa, .4a,aaira- "I .d kMwIruut.la. dua Hkl talh Jarrtruj of ibo ta.(ina. I aantfaal and had to lrart from work. Mrkau-- aa ao lama and0painful. I caal-ln'- l

aio and I u r. al-- Ifcuiliaecrd ky toa tr

qcint a. Ilea of mfkidneya Iwan'a K l i-

ner lilt, nia.la 1,,iw frl rimriw and

,- - - - .1 nanyrara and atronciiienad my kidrrryaI si cjkraluiuil 1.

. baa keptair kldnaya la gud thape."

CatDaaa'aat Aaf Stan. Me a Baa

DOAN'SWAVrOSTOl4UlJUIU CO. UFTALO. K T.

Meudon in Wartime.Meudccii. the guy .Meudon of tryst

lilnl llioolilittht pretilellioles, has beentransforiiKsl Into 11 military camp. Thestation platform Is crowded with

Mihlicru of all branches; menoil flirloiicb In tlce.r suits of fadedblue like duty v. iter, slionlm; withpride hole turn lu ihelr routs hy rillehalls, convalescent . wearllii! the oldred palitaliHins, u. I only hy those be-

hind the lighting line, often with oneleg folded up; Koitavcs. whose basytrousers, formerly I !mmI ns, have nowibaneil to nn en' by color; I'.eltlatisin lonu brown nuits. who never smile,and lliitish Touimi' S spick anil spanas if they had Ju-- I stepHd from abandbox.

The women. In passim;, dance ntthe war crosses met smile. Mine,

SjcH-sted- l in CiiiIimhis Maga-

zine.

Makes the l.iumb,- - hippv-thi- t'e RedConn It.ie I'.lue. MiLpi IsMutiful, clear

hite clot bc. All t"ed ct.vceri. Adv.

Out comet the Truth."I suppose," said Sinu'leloli, "that

,oit were deeply loin bed when yourwife presented "ii with this easychair on your birthday anniversary."

"I sure was," replied Wedderly, sad-

ly. "I was touched for llfty dollarsto pay for It."

Exactly So."How much did the old miser leave

behind him?""Lverythlni; lie had."

ConstipationVanishes ForeverPrompt Relief Permanent CureCARTER'S LITTLE1 ivcd an i ea.i v in 1 never at

fail. Purely vegetable act surely HADTFRSout gently on i .zr.v.iri."'M T I I I V Ithe liver.Stop afterd.nner distr-

ess-cure

indteestion.improve the complexion, brighten the eyes.SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE

Genuine must bear Signature

Witteon K.f nlaman.Wank- -

PATENTS inaioii.lic Hiukiftfi lliahmi roteraacM. Vmi mulla.

IIDMICU amBITC'IB" Rait, Mir, knranuuMnvnnñi ui.uuui. itcuai

renn. " Whon I Tras Binelo I suf

flavor

It's all thatthe namesuggestsl

Wrigley quality-m- ade

wherechewing gummaking is ascience.

Now three flavoret

Don't forget

VRIGLEY5after every meal

CHINA WANTS OUR GOODS

American Manufacturer Are MeetingFavorable Reception at Hand

of Oriental.

The Chinese are beginning distinct-ly to favor American goods ami re-

gard America us a model from 11 g

as well lis governmentalviewpoint, according to Maurice lien-Jiiiui-

general manager of the OliverImport and Kport company, Shanghai, China. In spite of the famine infreight, he says, American manufac-turers ore not only gradually raidingtheir way into China, but are beingsought by the Orientals.

'The tremendous disturbances inKurope have not failed to leave trucesIn China," lie said. "In this the highfreight rates have played no smallpart. China wonders why so large anation as America should have nomercantile marine. In some lineswhere only $10 per Ion was paid be-

fore the war for transportation fromthe United States west const toChina, us much us fit) per ton has re-

cently been paid."I believe the day Is not far ills- -

taut when we will see a new Chin 1.

When the KKMHSMKM) people thereto wunt machinery, railways aid

oilier requirements of civili.utlai,America will benefit. It Is a commtuerror to think that the Chinese tii-- e

loo Inveterately conservative to adoptWestern civilization. The cost of liv-

ing of Chinese lu towns where therelire Europeans has probably doubledin the last few years."

Don't be misled. Auk for Red CroasDag Illue. Makes beautiful white clothej.At all good groevra. Adv.

The Formula Failed.Willie had disobeyed again, and his

mother hail sent for u switch, declaring that she meant to "wear himout."

"Now, Willie," she demanded verysolemnly, "do ymi know what I'm go-

ing to do with this switch?""yes'm," he answered promptly,

"you're going to shake it ut me andsay, 'Willie I'arsous, if you ever dothat Again I'll switch you good!'"

l'.ut she didn't. Christian Herald.

A Pertinent Puzzle."Kggs are rising.""Odd, too, isn't It, when the hens

lire setting?"

Canadian oil companies are opera-ted In Chile.

mttm Waaajatir I'aba Naaa aanMsa.

raaiao ats.t.tvt I Da Am Caaaty Fair atImb Crura.

Orl s la Aana.l roavanlta. af "mt.i.ra lloliavaa Aa. a at ..ria'lf

O.I t Currr 'olr lair .1 Clu.ia

Ku XT ja.Mratlna HI at a RduralluMlAaauclallo. at AIIuUriua.8rorrt county baa S.ISt pupils ot

school ace.The new CarlahaJ armory buililtOK

la a tine one.I'lfton nut are now blng caihered

In the UamabThere ar 17$ cadets enrolled at

the Koa.ell Military Inttltute.Th rale of t.'.WM) arrea of Mimbres

valley Und waa reported at Deuiing.

The Curry county grand Jury atdischarged after indicting twenty (ourpersons.

Ilurglars broke Into th Port Sum-

ner poatoffic and carried away $01 Inpostage stamps.

The hoys' and girls' dormitory atRehoboth Mission, all miles east otUallup. as destroyed by (ire.

A Mexican couple in a box car atWilnia, a atatlon near Demlng, waa(ound suffering with typhus (ever.

Santa Fé merchants are makingplans for the eiitertaluineut of the Ed-

ucational Association during Thanks-giving week.

Hupirt V. Asplund o( tha State TaxCoinmslon bus ticrun the systematicand detailed Investigation of schoolfinances In New Mexico.

The sectional conference of the National Association (or the Study andPrevent Ion oí Tuberculosis drew authoritics of high standing to Alhu(plenum

Chief of Police Hen Coles of LasVegus arrested one Albert Mason,alias Itoy I'urcell, on suspicion ofbeing the thief who has been robbingAlbuiiuerque residences.

It is estimated that Thelps, Dodge& Co.. produced during the first eightmonths of tho year approximately1 15,000,000 pounds of copper, a bigIncrease over last year's total.

Kev. Huncan Matheson of

North Dakota, has accepted the cull tofill the pulpit of the Presbyterianchurch at Mesilla Turk and State Col-

lege.

Members of the Masonic fraternityfrom all over the state of New Mex

ico, many of them accompanied by

their wives, were In Las Vegas, to attend the meeting of the grand lodge

Juan Chavez, a hermit sheep growerliving several tulles west of San Marcial, was set upon by two Mexicans,bound and severely beaten about thehead in an unsuccessful effort to com

pel him to reveal bis bidden treasure.

At a meeting of Ihe executive com-

mittee of the State Sunday School As-

sociation held In Albuquerque, resolulions of respect were approved, inmemory of the Hon. V. II. l'ope, form-

er president and supporter of this as-

sociation and its work.

dipt. W. C. Held, general solicitorin New Mexico for the Santa Fé rail-

way, sent to A. K. .lames, director olthe Taxpayers' Association of NewMexico, the company's check for

to cover Its second year's mem-

bership In the association.

P. II. Hose, a well known goat raiserof the Animas section, in southern(.rant county, was murdered fivemiles from the Parker ranch, thascene of a double murder two monthsngo, when William K. Parker and hisbride of a few weeks, were shot todeath.

The big Taos fiesta this year brokenil lecords for attendance.

During a dance at a school housenear Anthony, Dona Ana county,Sixto Ortega and his wife were killedand David Aguilar of llerino, was ser-

iously hurt. Constant ble FutridoTeiles was arrested following thetragedy and taken to Las Cruces by

deputy sheriffs.

Valentine Gutierres, Jr., aged about,'ifteen years, a resident of I'lnos Al-

tos, tirant county, where hlü father,Valentine Gutierrez, is engaged inbusiness, committed suicide in thatplace by shooting himself through theheart. Disappointment over a loveaffair is given us the reason for theyoung man's act.

It required twenty-nin- ballots to de-

cide the Democratic nomination forsheriff of Lincoln county, at the Dem-

ocratic county convention at Carrizozo. On the twenty-nint- bullot C.Walker Hyde, whose nainu had beenpresented, but who had withdrawn,was nominated, neither John U. Hairdnor George C. Clements, the othercandidates having buen able to securea majority.

The United States Civil ServiceCommission announces an open competit lve examination for field agent,for men only, on Oct. 18 and 19, at thefollowing pluces in New Mexico: Al-

buquerque, East Las Vegas, LasCruces, Raton, Roswell, Santa Fé andTucumcnrl.

Two of the twenty-si- counties inNew Mexico have reported alreadythe results of their school census,1'nion county this year has C.8U5

pupils as compared with 5.27." in l'.M.'i

I'nosevelt county has 2,tii pupils, ascom pared lo 2,871 of last year.

New high record earnings nnd product ion have been established thisyear hy the operating subsidiaries ofPhelps, Dodge & Co., which have re-

sulted In greater dividends than everbefore on this stock. With the pay-

ment this month of $3 pet share therewill have been distributed In the firstthree quarters of the yenr a total of$2) per share requiring the disburse-ment of $9.0on,imn.

Velma, the little 4 year old daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ownby ofBoa i, near Kenna, died as tho resultof being bitten by a rattlesnake.

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Have a package of eachalwaya In reach

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Open and Shut'Is there on opening here for

bright, energetic young man?""Ves; tin' close It lis you go out."

Judge.

Autumn Melancholy.'Wiggins' wife Is an optimist."'How do you know?"i'.ligglus told me. When she heard

there was going to be a street railwaystrike she congratulated him becausehe wouldn't have to catch 11 car."

What Might Happen. .

"What would luipiten," said a summer boarder who Is always trying toentertain the puny, "If an Irresistible force were to meet with un Im-

movable body?""I reckon, miiybe," replied Farmer

Corntossel, "there won't be nigh soliiany of us left to ask fool ques-

tions."

Serving a Purpose,"Doesn't it make you indignant for

that man next door to come out andshout nt your boys for disturbinghim?"

"It used lo," replied the placid wom-

an, "hut It doesn't liny more. Youhave no idea bow lie amuses thechildren."

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Customers Speak Favorably

We have been handling Dr. Kilmer'Swamp-Roo- t for feuiteen years nnd dur-ing all that tune we never had a

user of Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t:

all of mir speak veryfavorably i. gardnig it. We know olcases f (.all Stones, Gravel, Catarrh orliillaiiunati.in of Itladder and Rheuma-tism wluie it produced the most bencti-na- l

lu. We believe it is a goodta.'hi mi' ir the diseases for which H 11intended.

cry tinlv voiir.McCUXK DRUG CO.,

Hy X. K. MeCune,Bridgeport, Texas.

uveiauer inn, 11115.

by rttora a.Ul, puatac Irao.

LOOK FOR W. L Douglaaaara and tho rotail pric

on tha bottom. W.

Puts a ...Stop to all

CURESAnil prevent ctheraevrmiird. Ik rrmlkolllea. All good

Caetalata aad

JAPAN WILL HELP CHINA

Will Float Big Loan Chinese Finan-

cier

are

Failed to Get in ThishadCountry.

Jupiin Is (ircpiirlii t" Irii'l SIUMKHV

(M) to Cliiim. Tills is lli n siilt of tlnfailure of Cliiim to lloat a lonu In

yon

New York. Like oursi'lves, tin1 e

I'llliuvo tiinilv money out of the wiir

mid are ulile lu exteinl rreillt to othert'ouiitrleii. TIiím lonu will trenj:ilieiiJiipnu's Inlliieiiee in I'liina, lint wehave no rii-li- t to ulijeet. We uoiilil nothelp China. Tliiw who Miy Japiiu willtliitiiliiule China 11ml that trade willfollow money are prohalily rilit. Wecan learn xoinelhiiii; fnnii Japan.

Jut-- t us Cliina is within .Inpuii'sfiiliere of inlliieiice so is all Latin In

America wllliin our sphere ofWe have no designs on our

tiel'liliors ollar than our desire totrade Willi llieni mid to have peaee inthis hemisphere. Must of tin- - l.nlin-America- n

republics need nmuey ipiiteus laucli us China does. We have moreuviillahle capital than any other coun-try, perhaps more than all oilier na-

tions comliined. The Initnl Slates isinthe only place w here sullicii nt money

ran he loiind at presi nt in m,vtiits of l.ntin America. If we

luwsl money we will secure Irmle justlis we expect .lapan to dn In China.

of lilmut lost iM'I'oi'l uni-

ties in die unc ut let us Improve ourown in the Americas. u complica-tions wllh other (rc.it I'liwers al'cuitopen doors muí spheres of liilliieuceHeed he feared III Mils hemisphere mlour exporters will liud fewer dillieul-tie- s

In Die laminates aid t rt '

I.osin.' a chance In China is a 'Itjiicid reason fur not losm others inthe Americiis. New York Cuiumer. int.

One Advantage.He To men. nil women are angels.Shi Well, It is Im ky for ,m,ii nil

that they are not reconlini; impels.

The fermeiililn; power of brewers'Ven si has been increased by live luill-llle-

cMMisiire to o.otie.

Adds to the

Joy of Livin- g-

it isn't alone the deliciously

trweet nut-lik- e taste of Grape-Nu- U

that has made the food famous,

though taste make first appeal,and goe a long way.

But with the zestful flavor therei in Grape-Nu-U the entire nu- l

triment of finest wheat and barley. '

And this includes the rich mineralelements of the grain, necessary for

vigorous health the greatest joy'....

or lile.

Every table should have its,daily ration of

Grape Nuts'There's a Reason'

Couldn't Fool Hiram."Look here, Hiram," said Si, "when

you piliii: to pay me that eichldollars for pastarla' your heifer? I've

her now for admit ten weeks.""Why, Si. that critter ain't worth

more than ten dollars.""Well, suppose I keep her for what

owe ine'i""Not hy 11 Jticful! Tell you what

do; yon keep her for two Weeksmore and you can have her."

TENDER SKINNED BABIES

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Itahy'a tender akin requires mild,soothing properties such as are found

the Cuticura Soap and Ointment.Cuticura Soap is so sweet, pure andcleansing and Cuticura Ointment sosoothing und healing, especially whenbaby's skin is irritated and rashy.

Free sample each by mail with Look.Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L,Iloston. So!d everywhere. AdT.

Diplomatic Intercourse,Col. L. M. I loiie said at 11 dinnerWashington:

"I sometimes think that diplomacywould he more successful If it weremore truthful ami frank. The waysome diplomats Heat one another, theyil'cii't i:cl any nearer to real, helpfulintercourse than Iho two celebritiesdid.

"Two ceh lirllies, one a stutterer amithe oilier deaf, were introduced at 11

tea. After the tea the siuitcrltiK celeblily was iisUed bow he and the deuione bacj i,'cit on.

" nil. we i;.it on line.' be answeredcoiilclu't talk and he couldn't heat

iiie.'"

Hiding Her Light."I notice that your initiaU lire A

I!. I why do you ala.s restrictoitr siumittire to otir InillalsV"

"My name is rather conspicuous,"faltered the prl.

"And what Is your lli'st name?""Autora.""Thai's n pretty name, Nothlns to

be iisliamed of in Hut. Ami what Isyour middle nameV"

"I'.orealis."

A Broad Hint.There was a pretty girl at I'.rightoii

lo whom a young man was sayinggiiocl by.

"Cciiid hy." he said, "flood by. To-

morrow we shall be miles mid milesaparl."

The glil looked at rho blue senand hr lit curled.

"Miles und miles, ehi" she said."Well, We're not very close now."

"I'lnlon.

Dark Accusation."Old you see where 11 man some

" "'' h(' )nlighting Ihe gas with r bilis?"

"Weil, 1 i,,n't bhnue him for gettingmad, If she made light of his earnings

Had ,t Cver Washinoton.First Thinker There's one day 1

h"" "Second ihiul.er 1 nt .vmir fiieml, si

n s,., 1,. n.First Thinker-l- ie cmld't till a lie

I call,

Summer Resort Tthics."She gav kiss la- -i night.""Well?""Would it he good to ask fur anothc-- i

tonight V"

"riiiiiesiiomibly, my boy. If yotdon't she muy think you didn't like thisniiiple.

Kaolin deposits have been found 'truniguny.

Now in Good Health Through Useof Lydia E. Pinkham's VegetableCompound. Say it is HouseholdNecessity. Doctor Called it aMiracle.All women ought to know the wonderful effects of

talcing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound even onthose who seem hopelessly ill. Here are three actual cases:

Ilamsburjr.lllllllllllllilJMIIhBlfered a creat deal from female weakness becausemy work compelled me to statal all day. I tookLydia E. rinkhani's Vegetable Compound for thatand was made stronger by its use. After I wasmarried I took tho Compound again lor a lemaietrouble and after three months I passed what thedoctor called a growth. lie haul it was a miraclemm DRUGGISTS HIGHLY RECOMMEND

DR. KILMER'S SWAMP-R00- T

that it came away as one generally goes unaerthe knife to have them removed. I never want tobe without your Compound in the house." Mrs.Fbank Knobl, 1042 Fulton St., llarrisburg, Perm.

Hardly Able to Move.Albert Lea, Minn. "For about a year I had sharp pains across

my back and hips and was hardly able to move around the house.My head would ache and I was dizzy and had no appetite. Aftertaking Lydia E. Iinkham's Vegetable Compound nnd Liver Pills, Iarn feeling stronger than for years. I have a lit t lo boy eight monthsold and am doing my work all alone. I would imt bo without yourremedies in tho houso as thcro aro nono like tliem," Mrs. F. E.Yost, Gil Water .St, Albert Lea, Minn.

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Satisfied With Results

1 have len Dr. Kilmer'Swamp-Roo- t for ux nnd one half ) e.irand my customers aro nlnays satisfiedwith the results obtained from theof the medicine and ppcak favorably re-

garding it. I have u.--i j it fur "pain inthe hack" and 11 buttle or two pin me ingood chape nnd made nip feel line again.I believe lr. Kilmer's Swamp lloot willcure any cases for which it is recommended if t hoy arc not of too lung standing.

Very truly yours,FRANK. JKXKIXS, DruM.

Pilgrim, Texas.November lltli, 1015.

Three Doctors Gave Her Up. lllllllllllllüMIIIIIII!IIH

Pittsblinr. Penn. "Your mediciné! hn belnedme wonderfully. When I was a girl 18 years old Iwas always sickly ami delicate and suffered fromirregularities. Throe doctors gave mo up and saidMM

1 iook yuta 1vMPuiu k" iijiu consumption.I IIIL li'lltlfl t.... l a,

bottle began to feel I soon lwcame regularand I Pot Klrnnir nnil ulinrtlv nfr T ena mai rinil

ow I have two nice stout healthy children and amUiJeable to work hard every day." Mrs. ClementinaQ. JlfiiiWDueurino.34 Gardner SUTrovIlilLMttsburff.l'enri.atl'LIlllii

Prove What Swamp-Roo- t Will Do For YouSend tea cent to Dr. Kilmer 4 Co.. Uin.hamton, N. Y., for a sample aize bottl.H Will convince anyone. ou will U receive a booklet of v.tuahle information,telling about the k.dn.y. and blad, er When writing, be aure and mention tbi.Regular fifty-cen- t and tize bottl,, fur ule at all drug atore.

p.pAll women are Invited to write to the Lydia E. Plnkham Medl-Cin- fl

Co, Lynn, Mas., for special advice, It will be oonfldentlaL